snapbased
Snapbased is a term used to describe a software distribution and packaging model that relies on a system called Snap. Developed by Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, Snap is a universal package format designed to work across various Linux distributions. Snap packages, also known as snaps, bundle an application along with all its dependencies. This ensures that an application runs consistently regardless of the underlying operating system or its installed libraries.
The snapbased approach aims to simplify software installation and updates for users and developers. For users,
Snaps are self-contained, which means they run in a sandboxed environment. This isolation enhances security by